License Fight Looms Over Brunswick Carnival Benefit
Brunswick firemen may have to pay a $100 weekly license for a carnival show benefitting the Volunteer Fire Department despite claims it is a charitable event. State’s Attorney Aaron K. Anders ruled the license must be paid, and Judges Urner and Worthington concurred, noting no court discretion to waive the fee. The contract showed the fire company signed to cover all license costs, lights, and related expenses, making no exemption likely.
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Carnival
Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
Frederick
Carnival Company
Aaron K. Anders
Urner and
Worthington
Samuel T. Hogan
Carnival Companion
Marsland
Urner and Worthington
Hcense
Hogan
Lcense
George Reynolds
Rev Ira Landrith for Vice President on Prohibition Ticket
Prohibition era item notes Reverend Ira Landrith as a candidate for vice president on a prohibition party ticket.
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Rev
Ira Landrith
New Frederick County Free Library Librarian Named
Misa Norma V. Haslup is appointed librarian to replace Misa Sally May Akin who resigns to take charge of a Conshohocken Pa. library. Haslup, a Goucher College graduate, trained at Enoch Pratt Free Library. The board expresses regret at Akin’s departure as the new library work begins next week with a probable Friday opening.
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Misa Norma V. Haslup
Frederick County
Mr Grove Gets Contract For Frederick Postoffice Site
Postmaster J Alletne WH Hameon reports the Treasury Department awarded Frank H Grove the contract to clear the site for the new Frederick postoffice on East Patrick street for 600 dollars. Work to be done in 30 days after tenants vacate September 25. Bids opened August 17 under July 18 specs.
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J. Alletne
Hameon
Treasury
Washington
Frederick
East Pattick Street
Frank H. Grove
United States Refutes All Submarine Warship Rule
Washington reports a U S reply to the allied plan that neutrals accept all submarines are vessels of war, insisting the fate of each sub should be judged individually and that distinctions among armed subs and masked merchant vessels are possible. The note argues against a broad universal rule and supports case by case evaluation.
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Washington
United States
Admiral Kane's Chauffeur Fined for Speeding Incident
Charles Reardon of Washington, fined 25 by Justice Henry Hanson Mau, after Admiral Kane's chauffeur accelerated past a warning near Braddock Heights. Commissioner Baughman said Reardon reached up to 60 mph while a horn signal was ignored. Harry Zimmerman of Braddock also fined 2 for leaving an engine running unattended without a license.
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Mrederichk Romlycaterdan
Charles Reardon
Washington
Nelson A. Bowers
Henry Hanson Mau
Tyoth
Otrariuing
Moeardan
Lash
Eo Auathi Baughman
New Market
Reardon
Eble
Col. Ranghorn
Rearden
Admiral Kane
A. W. Lochhard
Harrington
Braddock Heights
Reardan
Lockhard
Washingston
Frederick
Navy
Admiral Varraguli
Braddock
Harry Zimmerman
Justice Maulsby
A. W. Lockhard
Starrington
Bride's Father Dies Before Wedding Ceremony
William Harrison Butte of Baltimore died Monday night from a paralytic stroke before his daughter Bessie May Butte could marry William Seibert of Harrisonburg Virginia. The ceremony occurred at noon in the North Avenue home parlor with Rev. Isaac Bobst officiating as relatives witnessed. The couple planned a wedding trip but will now reside in Harrisonburg after burial in Camp Hill Cemetery Harper's Ferry.
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William Harrison Hutte
West North Avenue
Baltimore
Bessie May Butte
William Seibert
Harrisonburg
Vhysius
North Avenue
Butte
Isaac Robat
Philadelphia
Jutte
Eferts
Ife
Bobst
Tod
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Camphill Cemetery
Butter
New Bank President Named for Baltimore Institution
Former Governor Goldsborough assumed duties as president of the National Union Bank of Baltimore, succeeding William Winchester who has become chairman of the board. Goldsborough was elected to the presidency about a month ago and begins his term this week.
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Goldsborough
National Union Bank of Baltimore
Wtich Institution
Vr. William Winchester
Marriage License Notices for Theodore King and Charlotte Markell
Marriage license notice indicates Theodore King and Charlotte Markell of Frederick to wed. Fragmentary text mentions ages and an unrelated dialogue about health and habit.
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Theodore King
Charlotte Markell
Frederick
Welfare Stations Close First Year At City Institute
The Baby Welfare Stallions completed their first year with a Friday session attracting about 16 city mothers who benefited from expert training. The station ran from four to five on Friday evenings with Miss Garner the visiting nurse aided by two Civil Club members. Funds raised during the baby week campaign allowed buying milk and fees for four babies through the summer, and despite the infantile paralysis scare, attendance remained steady.
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Pues Sound
Civile Club
Garner
Varnish Stain Advertisement Slips Into Page
An old classified item advertises varnish stain in various wood tones including Cherry Mahogany Walnut and Oak. It lists small can sizes and prices such as 1 2 pint for 3 cents and pint and quart options.
Paint color options and can sizes listed with price
In colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak the offer covers gallon cans at £1.25 and 1-2 gallon cans totaling 650 units.
Russians Claim More Successes on the Upper Sereta
Petrograd reports Russian troops in the Vladimir Volinski direction on the upper Sereta in Volhynia held battles from Thursday to Saturday, capturing 115 officers and men, six cannons, thirty five machine guns and four mine throwers. In the wooded Carpathians the forces are said to advance, taking several more heights as improvements continue.
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Sereta
Petrograd
Vladimir Volinski
Volhynia
Stimer
Weroteo
Carpatians
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven By Frederick Resident
Frederick resident John T. Webster of Church Street testifies after IX years that Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief for back and kidney problems noted a decade earlier. He reports persistent benefits and again praises the medicine, bought at Harner's Drug Store, as reliable. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y. markets Doan's.
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Frederick
John T. Webster
Church St. Frederick
Dean
Harner’s
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